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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
THE .STlTE OF TRlDE.

BALrINeRe- Nov 2.-Cctton quiet Middlns sSc AZ
Flour street ami Western Supehns % o.
Sc rs 10 s3 0lp5 90 to- Family 81 70 O. oV CiI
81 IS 0st 50 Ps,aosco Family - ~ 90
Patent So Wheat--Southern steady Kei Io0,oc:
Amber 81 asjc: Western nra Ne WINTER 5sn Spo.
January s4dsiac .Corn-sOutherr was inactive out
rr,n White A. d49c Yellow ACC bo: western quiz
Mixed spot l9a49Lc Nov 49d49+c year 49, 40 osas
steady soutnern 80 Western White IS $3.50 WESTERN
Mlrei S3aJio.. Pennsvlvauia 80 500 49,: Rye was
si.ldy M 81 pgOc steady Prime 10 Cnoice
Western sli SIS 90. Provisions dnle Me" fork
pacsei oaa Sac. Bacon-shouders at sac Clear kio
sidss 9.G Hams ia l2ac. .Lari-hennei AT &C
-. Butter steady. Western Packet l7a2lc.' creamery
2I02c Eggs firm at % 2ic.. Petroleum stealy-
Is l2c sugar higher soft 6,.c; - opper-
Rennei 10 a 10 ,4c Shskey steady at 81 IA dsl l5
Frsirhts Liverpool steamer steadv-Coton ',,L-
Flour 81 VA I'D o.. Keceipts-tlour llooO oo-
Wheat Is 900 bush. : 900 oats s.OOO Dhsh
RYE BE-. bush olpments-Flonr )l.OOO bbls WheaS
10000 bush Corn bush saiss-"heat Ioo'ooo ou'L
Germ 1000 DusL
Bosroy Nov 2-M,rksts quiet AMI unchangei Receipts
$4,000 bush Shorts $4,000.
RuPpALn. Nov -YheAt-No ! Hard dull small lots
offered soc boatloads IS Ia asked No ari Northern
Pacinc Sc Wntc Whet thrmee; No Rot Michigan SIC
stOre 49c: No. 484GiS23 on track; No 5 4sD4Stc;
No. yellow fS'.a49c. No relow &c Oats steady;
No. White 32Ic. 80 White 3ls. G32c No NJ hed
and unsettled No Canada ~ pic Nn
Ctnaia sG ~. No. ; Extra SO0S2c; No Milwaukee,
state 70 175c Rye steady No Western sc asked
Canal freights were seadv-Wheat 4'.c. Corn a &c;
Receipts were-Flour 10000 ibis. Wheat $1,000
bush. Corn $4,000 oush OATS 4l,00O BUSH Barley -;
busn- Railroad shpuents-FJdr .-.. bbls WHEAT 51o)
bush. Corn 10000 oats 1000 bush. Canal sp-
montsWhsa 2O2 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush oats 23OOO
busiL Barley 10000 bush.
CHICAGO Nov Tho leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEsRAPx

on hyEHr9oI. Noy "A m-oottsa-roturo, closed
:y 1904 ssiiers November and December delivery.
buyer, January and February delivery, la0sd buyers.
tsetpay and March d.vsy lsJtd soeEs March ssd
O sSa G y9 M s9S 1a%' delivery SOad vauS
GALygsTos, Nov. 2-Cotton QuietI kiddlinr o., Low
Middng ill0I Good ORDINARY gu net and gross 70.
celpt oi62 baes exports to Oroat Britain, 8678 baes
saleA l7a& balosi stock, 7476 bales
NORFOLK. Nov, Cotton MiddlnR 6l0I net and
gross receipts 1850 bales Great Britain 8669
bales sIp2,s ooastwise, 020 bAos saos 1880 bales
sAvAMAn Nov 2-Cot,on quiotJ Mtddl,ug. Oh Lew Mid.
ss aS.s, iBi sn n;'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

NKN ORR. W efne-dav Nov p BTENFG- war,
% cars OF $50 headI5 Jersey CITY IL ca droc
to kas Side abbaoifs and single Tor tho at
90 St Total arrivals for four days 4s0 hoad sg.u,
Z. 49, head for the Same tims last eek.
with tho cattle hed from Monday there
loads 10 tho pens ~ Jersey CITY this
Undor the new arrangement. tho market di op.n un
VI u NJ Ihero Was very lnl Depressed feeling from
start slaughtoTers vol loaded The
demand Is very light thus far this week.
Prime ana Choice steers were In moderate
hard 10 sell ana weak and IoAans and sold 70
zoo lowor. Tho yards cOuld not DO cleared by 80
car loads or more and the market closed with
weak feeling for the Very Common 10 Prlmo
Native steers sold AT 50 % 81 95 and OF
Choice Indiana Cattle at - u gDtJ 80. "
Colorado Texans and II af roots price from "a
10 % 90 and few Bulls sold at ~ 25d So 80
number Of carloads Of Feeders bought 10 nut in
stills 49,
Shipments today 100 artors OF Beef in Britannia by
Joseph Eastman -
CALvEs-ece l. il5 head nearly all at aoh..t Mar
ket for 0ras-ors and fod calves for tho
former and 81 20 - 80 Tor the laor Ves ruled steady
with ood stock In fair demand Sales o and
ssios-iisSnbecE ifcnis 81 Gras,ers 20. N average
at So rs per 90 Ga Fed Calves 400 h. at 90 BOi is
do, 500 rs at S. II Harlem Veals iB9 n. stBLo
l05GS hoad21 carloads At Goth and ~ carloads at sr
scr CITY Total Tor foug days 27s2g hed. against 2s2i2
head TOR tho ne last week There q dozen car
loads hold from Yesterday making 20 tor sale Trade
dull and prices weak with number OF carloads 10
Poor 0ood Sheep sold at sa4sc oulls down to 900
and picked ws.hors AsosO Common to Choice Lambs
G6Ss Koe.pt. 80 carload. Of s:o head
@ e.: .aa .sa 'S f:aF - %.'
Asrkst sisady with reported sales at Is as 10.
nNsas 8Ssfs. s. OHIO Dc d. s'f Il. g. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rl,e-. ves5:is mt RatIr,1J.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

cOFFrF-For Brazil growths the market was GnH one
i for air RIO rho miller giowtiS we're
I bags MaricabO ON the speculative l.I
,i, ~ III tho sales reaching only SO 800 bags anh
in keeping with wees from abroad tne "hpe was
80 dnHI nres rcprcsrnfing decline o "a - rolnts az
follows Jannarv 10 s5elj9O. F"hruary 1900 ID =;
Mach ,5 n lj6pd 100 MAY, 1870 q 10 %
Inne II - IS o. July. l525n $50; August ll9jU
800; september l4.76slAoj; November 1000 lnin
Dec.r.r lGOjal6 TO- The The different teliV
ores were Jpnnary. l595elj 80 February l590a l5l5
w,rch ~ 90 Is "a: april II 7O0l56j: Nav. 1861
IL 30 June 10 55a l5I5. Aueu.t lj3j 10 30 Se!em;
" IL 90 a 1880. November. 1928 1920; December 1910
G1TrON-For spot lots there was tile demand and values
ro r onic liz chan Sales 266 6alss t63 last
ne ali Of which for consumption The port recepts
- b.le. comparing with ilh11 p2es
h ay last and 81 ~ bales the corresponding
day lat year total port receipts since September
bales, comparing with l4So.JS9 Oales
,or rho corresponding period last year
on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Circulation National gold banks not included in the
above. S23a929.
Tc-iy stock arket ruled strong without general I'M
p0rtant fluctuations from tic opcnlng prices, whch
usually higher than last evenings cnsln
The transactions amounted to 35,llZ
shares There was good deal OF realizing
OF iOs on DAYS sharp advance. but there
was found "A market whlrh. between DuyHg for the
long account and the covering OF "shsrS" To limited
exf-nt easily absorbed the offerings nj steady
II CURES Missouri Pacific again sold down
and declined 81 10 sGl2 SOS, but III
cNered 80 influence The general market II AT ltS
lowest when the ger,rI market AZ i's highest. As
We suggested MondJy probable. 1t seems to hav"
come pass that general market has cut alriit
from the Could il4lroad properties. 81. Paul,
Minnea polls an Manitoba on the other hand continual
10 be specially sold mp 10 lo3 That stock "a
well ~ Northwestern and Burlington and Quincy, IL IN
dangerous 100 ,ition short interest in t.. Union
Pacific was tyorahlv affected remarkable COOL show
ing aud sold 49A0i-As against i77s last evening
Tho generally easeI OF toward tho close out 1t
clio srd strong.
Government bonds were dull and firm at qustations as
FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

bales exports eosstwise o0As bales sale" $500 oAs'
' %swORLsAsS Nov 2-cotton qulety Middline. o y,
Low Miding s7s Good Ordinary, Sti not rcoeipt Pm
1885 bales gross receipts AoAlf paioe' Sse'' WV
bales; stock, 207, 0A2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

ISIS. i.3- r,s iy6ll47t - cur s., 81. is5
u cur IS, 1895 III 80. DIST Col 3-65s III
~ interest
In state bonds Tennessee setilcnent . were aGn At
at 10 10 81 sale, at auction OF several Issues are
Inc market for railway bombs va, moro than usually
aciiye asl hrm tone preva"td M'''onri karSt' snI
general rose from spa79; 20 sO4 and the - from
Gsa6s4 to G?+ some Of The recen, =, inYeIi,
nsiing the hOnis to deliver; it his been
ea'sr 10 SOL them "a n to horro% ihem CAnai. S9nh
York Chicago and St L'uis hr.i a,,rnied sold at
Of dq?s . . 'e5opa .. . %s' at up cs
npelse aui onto currency 90 were mp
CANDY g., coli at ~ qo7~ L.I'.vills and nashville col
lateral trust sold ~ LOO aloG3 columbus. iio' ting
.. ga AZ So. iG,se I4.t tennessee. Virginia ana
Geofg coil - cAy al - f"i g. II PAU hr't Ia
ciac AMI Western % sold AZ loJ4- and WiscOnsn and
~ nu,,',a io,Iloo, Mi.-,nr, p.cI0o con,ol.
were up TO llpl2 Virginia Midland generals soil at =
a7-la Tort Worm au! Denver nr't' sold at -"a-ll9
II Louis Ar@an'As ana IcNt- hr,t' were mp y ~ .,
m seconds were per cent higher ~ ia Icta, and
Pacific Incomes per cent 10 - AMI INST RIOS
Ell .scuti.ic, dealt in TIE stock EXCHANGE
Cotton -csl uii Certificate cot 600 AZ 81 4jl h,
re'hr,se iron 400 Al =, 80 NrD. york chicago an
- LON, nrsls new c>7ioom ~ ~6h. Nor'n RIVER
Mining 10 ,0l at II 35's.
Money va. casy at TO per cent. closing offered a,
Tr -n1rrcasnry was debtor Il, Tie Clearing House
Siu,..
TAc sub Treasury gained on balance ~--'.l3~, made
mn hr cam. Of Sltsgt5 currency aud - g. 1913 coin.
al. - = 4
,,,cn,. - tc.oiv. currency balance g4554-
pam 80
com ''.i".'' - '''''''. t... 4, ..,...
Inc l"tllIE Ii''I7' f''ii'"' .'''' ''''''''
LIrIAlsr -lblIo-,jtl !, bII ihtr'. -s,V7F~'l
Il.'.l states Treasury AZ Na.nlu-f1n re- ciVci
10 ltt l, 600 National bank note. for
Itr ,..,- Mt go. ,,.,1 iG- ~! tAo Internal
-. ,,...t,.f- v,.r, = 10 49,
1oe f,r,.-n .,,U,ulc. were very quiet and h1rlly
.'+, D.. ID 10. mann. fr 800. .,,xs.
I''.-s . a. ' 3,,~ - - cr I,. AMI s''rr,
J. .''..'' ''.'. = = 80 %"
'.'.'.t ''-L-, ~ - -, 80 go a., ga ,, = .
~ s iII - lt4tHiAhlA-' ~ , Al'A - '"'
gullItI-
La London British cOn~ols unchanged M
Ia ,iI f,r NANCY and | lower IA iO2 . for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

WHY Ar

"a inquiry and prices steady AMI unchanged.
last quotet-C hoice to Fancy Winter Patents - %
70 Southern winters IS 30 as Michigan amt
Wisconsin Winters b 90 Fair TO Choice seconds 20 80
lp31, ,hnce 10 Fancy Minnesota Patents - 81 ID
Wheat Patents l0D4 80 Minnesota Bakers sacks
Medium ChO soft springs - 90 90 30 Low
Springs 30 Flour barrels 81 sO9J %
a. orlees fDi pvs-Np , Syr4ny Wheat
72i,c No. Spring Wheat Soc No Rel At
No. Rye II qc...N No. Barley 1sc....No ! FAX seei
s-......Pru nc Timothy S>si S-.....M Meas Pork
Der DBL u 90 IarI Dor 100 n 81 IS 49,. short Hlb
silcs to-. Dry sailed shoulders boxed - 20
- short Ci.ar sides boKst s. 30 .Wh-key. iis-
tniers gooi. per gallon 81 10 ...sugar-Cut Loaf 7sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE-NOv. 2.
EHN AZ ikH ~ IItC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
e1osryo peross or ppr1ADgLpui STOCKS

"WEDNESDAY. Nov. 2-P NJ
The Treasurys ordinary receipts In october were over
$1,000 600 less than in the month of September hut
they So 800 900 greater than I'm october. 1856
The decline from the month OF September entirely
In the amount OF customs collected The expenditures
for October ~ 100000 greater than In September
and So 600 900 less than IN october. 1856 Compared
with the month Of September the interest payments were
70O0 greater for pensions 1000 less and for
premiums ST. 90 900 less For the four months ended
October 81 the ordinary receipts have exceeded the ord
nary expenditures S29l2OOs9 against an excess OF
ga 22i 800 for the same period OF 1856.
September OF 1885 -
follows:
RECEIlTs.
1886 1897. 1886 1887.
toms $40 75s OOs SIS 7OaGss s75.935.595 s-O4Opf5i
From inter
hue. e4796S9 lO4675l5 3s.ioaes3 HL5e765s
coIiaheous SsoOsia 262esG9 lol3ssl2 lOi59- 50
j5s 497 =3l sos l72 1882 J96966
EXPENDITURES
nary ~ sl3s202lo sIl.3js 500 sjG.e9i olO sise5l47l
SONS. 2.7l9345 ll2cs5I 23I5oisl Si.9siGs7
est ~ seo5.iOs 72s6sI, 2Oll5tS4 lqse:osG
Premiums bSl,.J5 ..-3Hh-'
s28474 96l $50 3d. 800 200 ~ slo297C.,77
Excess OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

receipts s6O53 $50 81 40 $50 si*2!9Gj S"9l2pO@9
The above statements OF expenditure, do not include
payments principal OF bOnis redeemed, for
demptiOn o. National bank notes.
The Trcasurer's monthly statement OF assets and la
bics shows actual gain 10 the cash balance during
the month OF October OF e9.79D,7O}: e3.iGl,-j IN
Treasury vaults and s6.32S.Sl5 in National BANKS.
There IS gain OF SlO.lil.5S5 10 the gold balance
loss OF - $40 IS 10 the esatcnler balance gain OF
Sl.2l9.3S7 to the amount OF National bank notes due
to an OF ~ 2}69iO in the amount - notes "n
process of redemption loss W ej5j0212 10 IA"
silver balance The coinage OF silver dollars daring the
amounted To S345OO)O that tho Treasury only
absorbed on general circulation Sll,-1j during tho
month the increase IN deposits III Natioul! banks
beng simply transfer from individual credits 20 GOV
credits, and that mOnsy IN the general
circulation. The Treasury put ont s23l~,@ji coined
silver dollars ami s6.3j9l3l silver certificates In tho
September 80 statement there was In the assets
S5.7Oi6O OF paid United states bonds and prepaid in
terest which then unaiiustci III tho October 80
statement there remains Only tiJIl9J prepaid interest
unadJus ed IncluIng these items the Treasury total
balance gained for October only SijsD27G rho surplus
balance increased lli03Ol9 by tho last isn
plus n reduction Of S6.9O- -G3 audited ourront
bllitles
following compares statement, Of 80 lss7
and Oct 81, 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Including 81 | So 20i redeemed trade dollars
Including ST. 0JO. O30 redeemed trade d0llaT,
The foregoing comparisons show that in tho year ended
October 81 the Treasury gained Sii,322,G33 gold lost
81 1861 3S legal tcnders, aud lost S2 2S7773 silver
despite It's coinage OF about 49, 100000 OF silver net
gains In the Treasury vaults other than National bank
notes, Ia the twelve months. S7325642. Deduct the
last named from the amount Of silver coinage gives
approx mstey 900. 70 which add 100000
for REDEEM ptOn OF trade dollars now counted part OF
tho Troasurys silver balance and have &32 100000
the Troasurys contribution 70 the general circulation
Ia tho last twelve months The net Importation OF gold
IN tho twelve months has been about S52000000.
Hence the expansion Of loyal money. exclusive 81 tho
product OF eur gold mines. has been sSAO00.o00 in
9he lsst year ended October 80.
The Controller Of tho Currsnoy'g monthly statement
shows that In October 438 OPT Of surrendered bank
note circulation rsdee ned and cancelled and that
$3.50 800 notes vss issued 10 now banks and banks
Increasing their croqlatisn net decrease IN bankpoe
CIRCULATION. ss5i22t Only s7l0.9l8 more bonds we're
Withdrawn from the security for circulation than wore
Of November 1. 1857. q ~ follows
National Bans Hotsc
Total amount outstanding Got l.
Additional oiroaiatiyn s;us4 dur. ''"''''''
ing TIE intervening months
IL ssS sl::i:..:sSi Fsll;issiusG: s;3StSN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

81 GsOd Ordinary ..--I fIp Alirlhg --.- ''''' ~
Tittle an shown tho market today First
reprrsenir decline OF point aud further decline
place before the close. sales 81 500 Daies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
1 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.

FOR SALE.-Five hundred shares American
National Telephone Company stock at slo per share
Apply 10 JOHN Mex CAMP 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

Compared with juno 80 1887. four months ago the
Treasury's cash balances now follows Gold
$l3954 1903 greater logaLtenier. si.7J2.72g smaller
and silver Sl5 75l smaller Not decrease OF oash in
notes, S39O7.347. Tho silver coinags OF tho
four months has been 81 $4,000 Therefore Treas
uTy has added TO tho general circulation during the four
months $li.0J7.347 The silver circulation CON and
Oertncates-has increased S26.l35,75l.
Supplementary 10 the general statement above tho fol
lowing gives the particular condition OF gold legaltend-
and silver in the Treasury October 81 lssG Sep
tember 80. 337 and October 81, 1857
Coin and bullion Outstanding
hama Cerinclfe4. Net
81 1886 s24G 5t2IiS $50 l9I l58557l7S
Sept. 30 1857 1OkOjO 1Is~4.GS3 lg27l7p47
Oct 81 lSs7...... 103 144C06 U06Si773 2O2 800 532
LEGtLTENDERs.
Notes Outstanding
hand. Ccrtlnciios Of notes
oct 81. 1870. ... $50 I07 3O5 s7.liOODO s3nG67
sept 30. 1897 ...... 24l4j2l2 0j}j.O0D l7Gl02l2
oct u. 1871 22.i7OO67 7.&ii.O0O lo.2jl. OG7
SILVER
Oct g. Sent 30. oct 3D.
Dollars on hand Sls293l 2Sl s2l3O4S7a s2la 55y2
Bullion on hand. 3.5OIpfJ lZOOO.DJJ IL, .S3O32
Total So 73s. 80 s225.O497O5 s22J.555 564
Outstanding corut -a. - -
Net silver s5G.432.35O s70G9i.s70 s15.lii5O7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

1900. ..... III
Gull Col 4 san he
5000. l2l "a
y a Tex Cent lst
West div
1000. ..... ll2
main line
1000. ..... ll39
COX & u VI Isl
$500. ..... lOS
no Pao LIST Con
10. 900. ..... 40
5000. llnia
400 ...... 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

& co.
chlcAoe GAS rs sRsfF''l sr:es and 4. plrrssuns
Ind WESTERN STOCK and BONDS.
No Wallet. and 90 BrssdwAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

cIycryxIrr Nov 2-Flonr stcaiy Family s3l5as3 IS:
Fancy - 55a - 20 Wheat euiet No Red 7'c;
Receipts 1000 uu,n shipments loo bush Germ was
strong NO Niyel +6G 80 &c -ost, hrm-No Area
- 9c.....ltve ,eAy-No Al 80 '.,.... PORK va.
Al Oh. Lard firm at 50 81. Bulk Meats
stcliv-short RID, 81 - Bacon ea-ler->hort kios
= 90. steady.
S4- 90 finished goods tho hsssoi 81 Butter w<s
Creamery - &c. Extra p pc Cnoce Dry
l. I-c......S was hru--.Eggs were nru az l7c
Cheese ot'-r llst regular J. % IL. UoGi were
lower Common lni Light At - 5r0s4 30 PACKING AMI
butchers, So - ~ Receipts oOOO AelL shipments
30 hcah
DPrnorr Nov. 2-whe,,-Vo l White Ch'h 79c BID.
NJ Red = c November = 9c December s. - May
Corn. 80 > 81 - ..-. OIts-Ns .o'.c, NO
Whio 3D.c ...... Re, epts-Whs4t 1880 Uusn. Corn
J. $40 bush oats 5000 bush
tyui.vAroils Noy. q wheat firm. 73qc bd...Corn
sfrOag (. =. Di .....O oats nrnier PIC bid
NUwAUKrp NOy. 2-FIolr strong ..... Wheat weak Cash
December Il ~. MAY &c.,. Corn quiet W
80 stroug-Ao White 2ec. firm
"a Sc BARLEY higher M 7fc ProviSIsns stsilv
PORK october sl3 opd>l5 - Lard NovemDer 70 80 De-
ccnlUer 81 5j....Butcr Gu.cf. Dary lHHslc Egss
fresh J. hecs- steady Chcffsr 10. BE-.
1000 bDl% " heat $1,000 bush Corn
b4.l HArey BLOOD 0usI snIymehts-tO oar l.nuJ UVlA
" neat 900 Dusr. Corn 900. bash. 1000 Vu.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-15

LONDON, November 14.-Seventy five
men who were arrested for taking part
in the disturbances here yesterday were
arranged in Bow-Street Police Court this
morning, charged with rioting. Many
were fined. while others were sentenced
TO from four to six months Imprisonment
at hard labor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-15

CRoUCH.-Died. Of membrane0us Group. at
his fathers residence, 500 south laurel street.
Monday, November liIh, at 7:sO A. NJ, WARREN
TEMPLE. eldest child OF John q. and Cato
Crouch; aged three years elesen months and
FUNERAL will take place from Lsursl-sTeet
Methodist church THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Phiadsiphia and New Orleans papers please
copy.
oBRIEN.--Died. at O'Clock P. NJ, November
IS. 1881, az the residence Of his parents In Nam
chester, Va RICHARD SNELSO>, Youngest son
OF John and J. n. o'Brien; AGED TIVE years
eight mouths aud twenty-teo days
The funeral viii take place from his parents
residence az O'Clock p. NJ TO-DAY, November
l5sh Friends and acQuaintaness are respect.
fully Invited 10 attend
Washington and Baltimore papers please
copy.
wADE-Died. a. his residence. IN The county
OF Pfinee Edward, 90 tho 1lth day OF October, %
observation-disclosures, EDWIN q. WADE; aged
in his sad death tho community lost truly
upright citizen, bis vito q kind aud devoted hus-
band, his interesting group OF children loving
parent But We all rejoice IL tho assQraNcs th6k
our ioss was his gain ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-15
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
MAN KILLS HIS SWEETHEART AND
COMMITS SUICIDE.
a Startling Scene in Nelson County
Jealousy the Cause Of the
Fatal Act.
lCorrospondonce Of the Richmond Dispatch.I

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
LovINGsToN, November If, 1887.
Particulars have Just reached here o. a
shocking tragedy that occurred near
Greenfield post-oliice, in this county,
Friday afternoon. Ii seems that John
Beayerand Scantling, two men living
in that vicinity. had been paying atten-
tionsfOr some time TO a young woman in
their neighborhood named Alice Woods
On the evening mentioned both were
visiting her at the house of her brother
Hut Woods. While the latter was en-
gagged in cutting Scantling's hair, the
two men and Woods's wife, who
also was i'll the room, were startled by
pistolshot fred by John Beaver, who.
with Alice Woods, was sitting a little
apart from the others near n window in
the same room. Alice Woods was seen
to fall, and at the same instant Beaver
placing the revolver to his own breast
fired three times in rapid succession and
fell to the floor. Both died instantly.
the first bullet having entered the girls
right temple and two having pierced Beav-
er's heart. The pistol used was a 32-cali
bre. There were no witnesses TO the dread
full scene except the three persons men
toned, and they had not the slightest pre-
monition of it until the first shot was
fired. Jealousy is supposedto have been
the cause Of the fatal act, as Scantling
was apparently the preferred sutton.
Magistrate T.. NJ. Harris held an inquest
Saturday evening over the remains Of
the murdered woman and her slayer, and
the jury rendered a verdict in accordance
with the above facts. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-15
Tho Crnun pince,s Illness.

lBy Anelo-American cable TO the Dlspatch.l
BERLIN. November 14.-Drs. Berg
mann, Gerhardt, and Tobold have adopt
ed the report of DR.. Schmidt, in which
the extirpatlon of the Crown Princes
larynx is urged. The Crown Prince has
not yet consented to accept this plan of
treatment.
BERLIN, November 14.-After the
Emperor received Dr. Schmidt yester
day medical conference was ordered at
the palace. There were present the
physicians of the household, with Drs.
Wegner, Bergman, GeThardt, Toboldt,
and Schmidt. Count Won Holberg,
minister of the household, presided.
4 paper was unanimously signed de-
claring that tue throat affection of the
Crown Prince is cancerous, and that the
partial removal of the larynx is no longer
advisable. A complete excision of the
larynx is referred to as recommended by
the physicians at San Reno, but in the
mean time objected to by the Crown
Prince.
LONDON, November l4.-Itis reported
that the Crown Prince, speaking of the
proposed operation on his throat, said /:
. AS long as the Kaiser lives | shall not
submit TO the operation. prefer to let
my old father have some hope, and |
will not risk fastening catastrophe by
undergoing a dangerous operation"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-15
MISS KELLOGG'S MARRIAGE.
Only the RectOr's Family Present
The Rride'a Friends IgnOramt OF ~.

An Elkhart (Ind. telegram says: The
marriage ceremony between Clara Louise
Kellogg and Carl Strakosch, which oc-
Cured on Wednesday afternoon last, was
performed by Rev I. w. Adams, of St.
Johns Episcopal church, at the rectory.
No one was present but the contracting
parties and the family OF the rector
Miss Kellogg wore her travelling suit
The minister was sworn to secrecy, a
seal was put on the lips Of the clerk of
the county who issued the marriage-ll-
cense, and the records were hidden.
The Kellogg Company were under en-
eagement to the Elkhart Lecture and
Entertainment Association to appear in
concert and opera at the Buckliu Opera
House on the evening of November 9th.
They arrived here on Tuesday the Sth,
and stopped at the Clifton House. On
Wednesday Mr.. Strakosch went to
Goshen, the couuty-seat of Elkhart
county. on the l2:45 train and returned
at 3 o'clock, and rumor soon had it that
he went for license TO marry Miss
Kellogg. This led to an investigation
and the finding ont of the meagre details
given above, which for the present will
have to suffice the public.